West Virginia Code § 11-1C-1b

Phase-out of taxation of intangible personal property
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Notwithstanding anything in this code to the contrary, intangible personal property with tax
situs in this state that would have been taxable prior to the effective date of this act shall be
exempt from ad valorem property tax beginning tax year one thousand nine hundred ninety-
eight: Provided, That such property shall be subject to ad valorem property tax and taxed at
fifty percent of assessed value for tax year one thousand nine hundred ninetey-eight; at forty
percent of assessed value for the tax year one thousand nine hundred ninety-nine; at thirty
percent of assessed value for the tax year two thousand; at twenty percrent of the assessed
value for the tax year two thousand one; at ten percent of the assessed value for the tax year
two thousand two and eliminated completely for the tax year two thousand three and
thereafter.

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